Lost village emerges from Lake Resia in Italy
Repair works at a reservoir in Italy have revealed the remains of a village that had been submerged for decades…. Read More »
Why Indonesia’s Mandalika ‘new Bali’ is accused of human rights violations
Think of pristine waters, endless beaches, lined with palm trees and lush green mountains as a glorious backdrop. With travel… Read More »
Alarm over construction near ancient city of Teotihuacán in Mexico
The Mexican government has condemned unauthorised building work being carried out at the ancient city of Teotihuacán, near Mexico City…. Read More »
Discover the luxury villa club “Stay One Degree”
The gradual return of international travel is likely to bring with it a surge in demand for luxury crowd-free escapes…. Read More »
How Vienna built a gender equal city
In the Austrian capital, all aspects of public life, including transportation and language, are impacted by Vienna’s aim of being… Read More »
U.S. issues Japan travel warning weeks before Olympics
The US has issued a travel warning for Japan over the country’s Covid-19 surge, amid heightened scrutiny just weeks before… Read More »
Croatia is now opening to vaccinated Americans
The Croatian immigration agent isn’t impressed with my flimsy CDC-issued COVID-19 vaccination card. The paper, filled out in loopy strokes… Read More »
How France is testing free public transport
In France, more towns and cities are introducing different forms of free public transport. But could fare-free policies ever be… Read More »
Toronto lockdown is one of the world’s longest
Toronto restaurants have been closed to diners for over 360 days since the start of the pandemic, giving the city… Read More »
Hotels with great pools in Mallorca
Let’s face it, one of the first things we do when we arrive at a hotel is check out the… Read More »
New ‘digital nomads’ are changing Miami’s economy
The Onyx development at 21500 Biscayne Boulevard in Aventura. Miami’s sub-markets are heating up as new-to-market tenants increasingly dominate the… Read More »
The luxury villa dining experience
Food is an inseparable accompaniment to any travel or holiday experience. In luxury villa accommodations, dining is taken to a… Read More »
Foreign airlines begin to resume Tel Aviv flights after Gaza truce
Foreign airlines on Friday made preparations to resume services to Tel Aviv hours after Israel and Hamas reached a truce… Read More »
Spain to lift restrictions for UK and Japanese travellers
Spain has said it is officially lifting restrictions for UK travellers from Monday, when a decree takes effect. The government… Read More »
Japan bullet train driver leaves cockpit for toilet break
The incident took place on the Tokaido Shinkansen railway line. A Japanese train driver faces possible punishment after he left… Read More »
The Alaskan ghost town that electrified the US
This early 20th-Century copper mining town once provided comfort and community to hundreds of residents, but long after the frontier… Read More »
Eurostar secures £250m rescue package
Eurostar has managed to secure a £250m rescue package from banks and investors as it continues to battle a severe… Read More »
U.S. employers announce COVID-19 vaccine requirements as workplaces reopen
Delta’s mandate that all new employees be vaccinated went into effect Monday. Some US businesses requiring employee vaccines The list… Read More »
TriBeCa’s Jungsik features cutting-edge Korean cuisine
Executive Chef Jung Sik Yim seems to keep upping the ante at his namesake TriBeCa restaurant, Jungsik. Arguably being the… Read More »
Perfect Palma rooftops
Just a short hop Palma couldn’t be more accessible for a break from most European cities and is also increasing… Read More »
How a New York City restaurant loses money on a $14 sandwich
Breaking down the food, labor, and fixed costs of Dirt Candy’s popular spinach croque-monsieur We often presume to understand restaurant… Read More »
Explore Norway’s sophisticated capital of Oslo
Norway’s sophisticated capital of Oslo conjures images of stunning architecture, a vibrant culinary scene and Viking museums, but it’s often… Read More »
Giant Marilyn Monroe statue returns to Palm Springs facing backlash
The ‘Forever Marilyn’ statue by artist Seward Johnson was first in Palm Springs from 2012 to 2014. Now, she’s headed… Read More »
Paris landmarks bookstores struggle to survive
Gibert Jeune bookstore has held a prominent place on Paris’ Place Saint Michel for decades, its yellow awnings nearly… Read More »
What the new U.S. Covid mask guidance means for unvaccinated kids
A girl and her father wear face masks while they push their bikes last summer in Hermosa Beach in the… Read More »
Try the slow food map for Formentera
To help post-COVID visitors savour the best of Formentera, the island’s tourism board has launched mapa-slow-food, highlighting its traditional cuisine, local… Read More »